All short term exhibition types except specailsed - IYOB and school holidays
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Carrolup Cultural Tour

Special Event | Updated 1 decade ago

Presented by the WA Museum Albany, the Berndt Museum of Anthropology and the Katanning Regional Gallery

The Carrolup child artists were an international sensation of the 1950s art world building the reputation of one of the most significant art schools in Western Australia. As inmates at a remote Aboriginal mission near Katanning, they produced remarkable paintings in their distinct Carrolup style.

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Light-House

Temporary Exhibition | Updated 1 decade ago

Presented by MIX Artists and the WA Museum Albany

Situated on a rocky outcrop, battered by waves, wind and rain, a lighthouse represents strength amidst adversity. Beaming light out into the darkness it warns mariners of danger nearby. Light-house is an artistic collaboration that responds to the legacy of the lighthouse and its contribution to our iconic landscape.

Presented as part of the Great Southern Festival and Perth International Arts Festival.

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"It's all in the making"

Special Event | Updated 1 decade ago

Let chefs, Tracey Armstrong @ 10am or Courtney Gibb @ 2pm, inspire you to become a ‘ZERO FOOD MILES’ junior chef. They will teach you how to use fresh, local and seasonal foods to create delicious dishes that will surprise and delight your taste buds.

Bookings essential: (08) 9841 4844
Cost: $25

This event is part of the IGA Taste Great Southern festival.

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Valentine's Day at the WA Museum

Special Event | Updated 1 decade ago

Celebrate your love of fashion this Valentine’s Day at the Western Australian Museum.

We’re delighted to offer a special one day discount of 2 adult tickets to Unveiled: 200 Years of Wedding Glamour for $25. We will be open until 7pm and everyone who visits on Valentine’s Day can go in the draw to win beautiful pearls from Australian Fine Jewellery.

Tickets are available on the door, or book online using the button below.

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Tuesday Curatorial @ Albany - Term 1 2013

Public Lecture | Updated 1 decade ago

A series of talks that will help you to discover the different aspects of life in Albany and the amazing things that the area has to offer.

No bookings required. Entry is by donation. Morning tea and refreshments provided.

12 February - Introduction to the Series
Why is Albany here?
WA Museum Albany, Co-op Building. Presented by Malcolm Traill, Public Programs Officer

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Pop-up Gin Garden

Special Event | Updated 1 decade ago

To celebrate Unveiled: 200 Years of Wedding Glamour at the Western Australian Museum, Hippocampus Memorable Drinks, Heyder & Shears Exclusive Caterers and the Muse Cafe present the Pop Up Gin Garden.

Start the night with a tour of the exhibition where you’ll see some of the world’s most dramatic and unique wedding fashion direct from the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.  Afterward, celebrate all things English and enjoy a memorable evening of delicious beverages, snacks, croquet and live music.

This event is now sold out

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A vintage concept: Fashioning the past in bridal wear, 1830-2012

Special Event | Updated 1 decade ago

Dr Lydia Edwards
Lecturer, School of Communications & Arts, Edith Cowan University

It's not only modern brides who have enjoyed 'vintage chic' on their big day. High fashion of the 19th century revived historical styles, adopted for both day and evening wear and for the most important dress of a woman's life: her bridal gown.

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Dressing Desires: girls, gowns and bridal fantasies

Special Event | Updated 1 decade ago

Dr Ann Schilo
Senior Lecturer, School of Design and Art, Curtin University

The wedding gown is a site for a complex interplay between social mores, dreams and desires. While being a deeply personal choice for a bride, it is also marker of fashion trends, social status, family ties and expression of identity.

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